Une flèche sur la lune ?

It was during this visit that I helped teach Dr. Ed Mitchell to shoot a bow and arrow. Ed and I and some other folks also talked at that time with Art Brady of Victor Golf about how neat it would be to shoot an arrow on the moon or drive a golf ball. I�ve often wondered if Ed Mitchell then went back to the astronaut office that day and suggested the idea to his partner, Alan Shepard, who did just that on their joint Apollo 14 walk upon the moon in February 1971. I never thought to ask either one of them about that possibility.
They never did shoot an arrow on the moon for us, but they did take a Bear Razorhead to the Moon on a later Apollo flight.

Instead, as a favor to Bear, astronaut Joe Engle asked Colonel Charlie Duke—commander of the Apollo 16 mission—to carry a Bear Razorhead with him on his 1972 moon mission.

http://adventurousbowhunter.com/2012/03/08/first-broadhead-to-the-moon/

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Joe Engle asked Colonel Charlie Duke—commander of the Apollo 16 mission—

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On board the command module as the crew sped toward the moon was our Fred Bear Razorhead®.l

In 1984 another Bear Razorhead® went into space. This time Fred Bear Sports Club members, Jim Buchli and the late Ellison Onizuka took one of our Razorheads up into orbit with them on their STS-51C flight aboard the Space shuttle Discovery on Jan. 24, 1985.